We just completed an extremely organized Build-a-Wheelchair event. The best team building aspect of this program was the group collaboration needed to complete the iPad challenges. Coming up with creative ideas to fulfill the requests was the most fun. Our group loved being active, being competitive and mostly, giving back to the community. I thought the program was really well run. Your lead facilitator was great to work with and was flexible with our schedule as we were running a little behind. Having the connection made for us with a local charity was so, so helpful!

Our Build-a-Raft Competition was very organized. The best aspect of the program was seeing everyone engaged and working as a team. The most fun was watching the people in the pool 🙂 I think the majority, if not everyone in our group had a great time – and the medals were cute.

Our Best Corporate Feud event was very organized. I believe that the icebreaker exercise was critical. It got people up and moving – letting go – so they could enjoy the game. The most fun was the competition itself. Boy, we are a competitive group. As a whole, our group loved the activities. It was a surprise – they were not told in advance. Everyone I spoke with had a blast.

Our Bike Build Donation with iPads was extremely organized. The best team building aspect of the program was the iPad trivia and team challenges. The most fun was taking the photos and videos. The feedback was very positive. Everyone I spoke with was very excited to be part of a charitable event and hearing the personal stories from the charity representative.

Our A Minute 2 Win It! team building event was very organized. The most fun part of the program was the opening Entourage activity. As a whole our group loved the activities and your lead facilitator’s energy. Thanks again for another great event!

The Team Olympics was the most fun and our group loved the entire program. We had bad weather and had to move inside and it still worked out great. My favorite team building aspect of the program was that after a team completed the games in speed networking, they THEN had to train another team to do better than them. It went great.

We did the bike build for charity. I will admit when our group found out what it was, they were thinking it would be boring, but, they all loved it! The whole thing was fantastic and we had a terrific time. Your lead facilitator was phenomenal and the charity aspect touched everyone.

Mixing the groups so that the interns worked with different people than they are used to was a great team builder, as was working together creatively with limited resources. The most fun was seeing the interns proud of their work and presenting together. They enjoyed it! Something different for them and they liked being creative. I noticed there was a shift in energy to being more positive and engaged with this activity closing the day after lots of sessions. Your facilitator was great and I enjoyed working with Pam as the primary contact for our local charity.

We loved the icebreakers with the group, several of which we had never seen before and we found them to be very interesting and engaging. Watching the adults ride the bikes for “quality control” and the joy on the adults’ faces was fun, which we hope mirrors the joy the recipients (children) will experience with the bikes. Our group thoroughly enjoyed the activities and charitable aspect of the program. Keep doing what you’re doing.